Address poisoning attacks: the Copy-Paste trap that steals fund

You copy a wallet address. You paste it. You send. Everything looks right — the first four characters match, the last four match, but the…
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You copy a wallet address. You paste it. You send. Everything looks right — the first four characters match, the last four match, but the…
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It might happen that we want to share some kind of information with a third party without the need to writing down the information in…
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Xpub keys can be very useful to monitor our wallets without exposing our private keys. Keeping it very simple, with our mnemonic phrase we are…
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Creating a mnemonic phrase is a very sensitive operation that can be done in a lot of different ways. No one of them can be…
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Let's hypothesize we arranged our super secure cold storage to "hodl" cryptos until they get to the moon, maybe using one of our tools like…
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The ideas presented in this post and in other similar posts on this website have to be considered only like suggestions. Users should adopt the…
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